<#2#>Numbers<#2#>
As expressions, numbers are self-evaluating literals (see section
#EQ_#5>
There may be many different objects which all represent the same number.
The effect of this is that <#11#>EQ?<#11#> may behave in nonintuitive ways when
applied to numbers. It is guaranteed that if two numbers have different
types or different numerical values, then they are <#12#>not<#12#>
<#13#>EQ?<#13#>, but two numbers that appear to be the same may or may not be
<#14#>EQ?<#14#>, even though there is no other way to distinguish them. Use
<#15#>EQUAL?<#15#> or <#16#>=<#16#> (page #EQUAL_#17>